In a story by an author with this last name, a professor finds the inscription “Fur Fla Fle Bis” on an ancient artifact which summons an apparition made of bedsheets. Another author with this surname wrote about Spencer Brydon revisiting his childhood home. (0[1])The story “Oh, Whistle, and I’ll Come to You, (20[2])My Lad” was written by an author with the initials M.R. and this last name. (20[1])In a novella by this author of “The Jolly Corner,” the narrator (20[2])is disbelieved by the housekeeper Mrs. Grose, and finds out a boy (20[1])was (*) expelled (10[1]0[1])from school. (10[3])In a novel (10[1])by an author with this last (10[1])name, a redheaded man is seen in a tower at Bly, (10[1]0[1])and Miles yells (10[1])“Peter Quint—you (10[5])devil!” (0[1])before dying in his (10[2])governess’ arms. (10[1])For 10 points, give the last name of this author of The Turn of the Screw. (10[3])■END■ (10[6]0[2])